Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24

mia was in town last week. Mrs. II:
w. Hill of Buffalo is in town tne guest oil
Mr.. Dyer Hill Mr.. +. A. Holcomb went
to Keeseville last week to visit his son,
DR.. NJ. b. Holcomb....D DIR. J. 7; Hili's
family will leave this week for Buffalo.
DR.. Fisk's family of Ntw York are
stopping at present with Mr.. n. w. FISK
Strafford.
James Morrill, son of Hon. J. 5. Nor
rll, Is ut the Ebbitt House, washington,
ILL., Mrs. Morrill, and Miss Susan went
there on night train, Monday. senator
Morrill,, who was at Amherst, Mass,
went the same night.
Fairfax.
Rev G. Graves ofIiciated at Christ
church morning and evening. reading the
bishops convention address to an atten-
| tive congregation Children's day was
observed at the Methodist church on sun
day The flower decorations were profuse
and elegant and the recitations beautifully
| rendered Rev. II. Crocker commenced
his pastorate at the First Baptist church
on Sunday Merton Montague of AL
| bany, y. Y, has been in town, the guest
of his uncle, ID. A. Shepardson. -. Cassius
Buck of Maiden, Mass, is tthe guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Rolin Wheeler. Heman
Gregory has purchased and moved to the
! homestead formerly occupied by Mrs.
Betsey Buck. -. William King has return
| ed to his farm which has been rented for
number of years Mrs, Betsy Buck
has been quite out of health for some
time but is improving Lewis story mas
had his barn and outbuildlngs thoroughly
painted 49,. Miss j. ID. Case and Miss b.
A. Shepardson contemplate visiting Sara
toga this summer. Mr.. and Mrs. ira
Bishop, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brush
have been visiting friends in Watervllle
and vicinity aud took in the land slide.
MIR, Bud Campbell and Miss Esther
Soule have gone to visit Mount Mans
field Mrs j. NJ. Hotchkiss still con-
tinues ill...M Mr.. and Mrs. Crocker are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Tabor,
until they can get settled in the rectory.
Enosburgh Falls.
st. John Baptist society have grand
celebration to-day. The archbishop of
! Montreal will be present and there will be
excursions from ST. Albans and Rlchford
.The Boston Concert company give
concert in Quincy House hall Friday
evening. 800. There will be Sunday
school excursion from here TO Providence
: island, June 80
Vergennes.
The Hawthorne club of Mddlebury ar
rived here on the forenoon train Saturday
en- route for the lake on their annual pic
mic The Gazelle was in waiting for them,
Y EX. Gov. Stewart, Prof. 1ager and others,
well known, were of the party. -. The
U
A day evening were largely attended and
5 satisfactory ........ Principal Shaw OF
=; the graded school, takes a run next
e week down to New York and per
2 haps on to Boston before his return
+ home OF the teachers, Mrs. Peabody.
: who came stranger and has made many
: friends, returns to visit friends in Rut,
II land ... Miss Chapman visits home and
X friends in Wiliston, with kind wishes
o from all Miss Hauks, long and ia
e vorably known, visits her people in Addl
}. son. ... Miss Anna BARLEY is resident
Y of this place, a good teacher, and deserv
edly popular. ....T The moving machine
j. agents, harvester dealers and hay rake
: men were out in force Saturday and made
it lively for the farmers. ..... The plate
IA glass has arrived for the broad front win
. dows of the brick block on Green street.
t. The busy note of preparation at CamI
= Dyer, near the American, the erection o
tents, the sudden growth OF cedar trees
h all Indicate that the veterans are comlne
o in force this week and will make Yer
d gennes lively place during their three
z days camping. Tuesday, Hon. Henr,
n Ballard is the orator; Wednesday, p. ID
n Blodgett Thursday, Gov. Ormsbee ant
d f. W. McGettrick. Campfire each night
5 dress parade at p. m. daily and nre
l. works one evening 49,. Mrs. Willard Bris
tol is visiting friends in Massachusett
e and New Hampshire. The Randall
y Morton creamery, at Huntington Centre
It is running night and day, and the proprle
10 tors are to put IN another separator and
4 10 horse power engine. Mrs: JONI
d Wilder of New Haven, will attend the re
n union at the ladies seminary, her alma
IA matter, atiSouth Hadly, Mass. ,Athis week
e. .....G. H. Sprigg '& Co. shippS
z six cows and fifteen cave 4
5. Boston market, Monday morning, 80.
IS Saturday evenings park concert by tn
Of band was fine and largely attended. ..,.
Il c. Burge and o. w. Hoyt ,amateu
le photographers, took several photos o
er groups at the graded school, during tn
n, closing days.. The G. l.. Kimbal
er house on Main street is undergoln!
Il striking change of color: 49,;
The Dorcas society of young ladies VII
give an entertainment at the vestry OF IN
n Congregational church Wednesday. IN
lie Cure no Pay" will be presented by them
g Ice cream and other refreshments will b
ic furnished. .... Miss Kate Wright of Bur
u lington is visiting friends in Nergenne
rs and Waltham.
Ks Rev. w. II. Collins of Bratteboro il
Is visiting friends in this place and he ha
1f many -. Rev. f. B. Taylor, rector of St
+. Pauls, has returned from his visit t,
v Hartford, Conn. The report from promi
le nent farmers, indicates unusual promis
r in crops, Grain is looking well, gras
ly light, but good. The potato, surface
planted is thought to be less than last
season 1t is proposed to name the caml
h here Camp j. NJ. Dyer, in memory OF th'
ra -, late Hon. j. NJ. Dyer. The delegates Z
llte Diocesan convention from St. Paul
m m church, Nergennes, Messrs. Par ker Kid
:" der, McCuen and Booth, speak in th'
- highest terms OF the hospitality o
= the ladies. see. Gideon Goodspeed of Eas
~ Warren is prostrate with a recent ant
Sc severe paralytic shock. Fears are antic
is Is pated that he may sink under it,. DIR
SO Mansfield revived a little Thursday after
o ,e noon, but is very weak THE gradual
y ing exercises at the Beeman academy
n New Haven, Friday, were attended by
tto berry brigade is large one, and the dali!
,o ,o pick is generous. Field berries sell read
~, ~, ily at IS to 20 cents per quart,
~ DR.. p. Mansfield has suffered dnothe
y shock of paralysis. &c. II. Sprigg I